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The Philharmonique du Luxembourg...constitute a luxury to which Sullivan is not always entitled! The conductor [Timothy Henty] maintains a lightness of touch while paying close attention to the details of the orchestration.

— Olivier Marilee at RESMUSICA, on The Pirates of Penzance at the Théâtre de Caen, October 2015

The conductor Timothy Henty and his Dorset Opera Orchestra were completely in tune with Donizetti’s brio.

— Peter Reed on L'elisir d'amore. Opera Magazine, July 2015

Henty unleashed the full power of the orchestra in Bruckner’s Fourth Symphony...[he] had a firm steer on the ebb and flow of the work, shaping crescendos with exquisite timing. The slow movement was invested with an eloquent grace, while the dark and troubled finale had a relentless sense of motion, as Henty ratcheted up the tension to a soaring climax. It was a tour de force.

Dorset Opera Festival’s production of Donizetti’s L’Elisir d’amore was a triumph. From the first bars of the overture, conducted by Timothy Henty, this was an afternoon at the opera to be cherished.

— Fine Times Recorder on L'elisir d'amore, July 2015

Conductor Timothy Henty is young, and talented, and brilliant - he has a genuine enthusiasm for this opera that is infectious, and NO-ONE can resist a conductor who is visibly enjoying himself throughout the performance. 

— thingstodoinmanchester.blogspot.com on Ruddigore for Opera North, November 2011

They used to refer to Sir Malcolm Sargent as ‘Flash Harry’. Meet the new and flashier Harry. Henty conducts the orchestra with the fervour of Mourinho on the touchline appealing a penalty decision. It works, I doubt if even John Wilson could have got more from the slimmed down, augmented Sinfonia. Christmas songs, Ella songs, there wasn’t a dull moment…Claire Martin tops the vocal charts for me.

— Lance Liddle, Bebop Spoken Here on 'Let It Snow!' with Claire Martin and the Royal Northern Sinfonia. December 2016

****Orchestral musicians from Het Gelders Orkest and Het Sinfonieorkest play clearly and with colour under the direction of Timothy Henty.

The Pirates of Penzance is a triumph of entertainment by virtue of its originality and its sensitivity, fully conveyed in the fast-paced but nuanced interpretation of the Orchestre Philharmonique du Luxembourg, conducted by Englishman Timothy Henty.

— ANACLASE on The Pirates of Penzance at the Théâtre de Caen, October 2015

Orchestra North East welcomed back Guest Conductor Timothy Henty to conduct a meaty programme. Wagner’s Overture to Tannhäuser unfolded with measured care, its blossoming layers rolling in a succession of waves around the Cathedral. Passages of reflective calm were wonderfully conveyed by shimmering strings while burnished brass led the orchestra to a heady conclusion. The evening concluded with a full blooded account of Brahms’ Fourth Symphony. From the lilting opening movement to its rhythmic climax, Henty conveyed the sweep of the vast canvas in broadbrush strokes, while revealing tantalising inner detail. It was an account that would rank with the finest.

— Gavin Engelbrecht, Northern Echo, November 2014

The orchestra, under Timothy Henty, plays sublimely.

— Public Reviews on Ruddigore at Opera North with the Royal Northern Sinfonia, June 2012

Praise also for the orchestra who, led by Nancy Taylor and conducted by Timothy Henty, delivered a faultless performance.

Musically, the performance is by the Sinfonieorchester Basel, conducted by Timothy Henty. We do not just listen to background music, but Shostakovich at its finest - ripe for the concert hall. Loving, impressive, sophisticated and full-tempered music making here. The communication between the orchestra pit and the stage works perfectly - the dancers give of themselves with pleasure and are able to present their full ability unhindered. Long-lasting, thunderous applause.